On glycemic data watches

@JordiV said:

Taking advantage of this thread, here I ask the question;

Do you know of any application or system that can listen to the glucose level in the headset, while you are cycling, or walking/running?

I used to do it with the Diabox, but like now, it doesn't work, I don't know which one exists.

Seeing that this post does not receive any response, in the end I decided to buy a Samsung watch and mobile phone, and keep the glucose data on the screens.

Everything has been working together for a week now, and really well.I have the data correctly and I am happy.

@JordiV said:

@JordiVsaid:

Taking advantage of this thread, here I ask the question;

Do you know of any application or system that can listen to the glucose level in the headset, while you are cycling, or walking/running?

I used to do it with the Diabox, but like now, it doesn't work, I don't know which one exists.

Hello.

Seeing that this post does not receive any response, in the end I decided to buy a Samsung watch and mobile phone, and keep the glucose data on the screens.

Everything has been working together for a week now, and really well.I have the data correctly and I am happy.

I'm thinking about a self-gift for kings, heh heh

Thank you,

@JordiV and how did you do it?Any tutorial?I am not able to put the data on the watch

@nigiri said:

@JordiVand how did you do it?Any tutorial?I am not able to put the data on the watch

Then in Settings you go to Source.Choose Free.

In the Samsung spheres it lets you define the functions, and there you get G-Watch.

Nothing, the sphere doesn't appear to me @Ruthbia 😑

Does anyone know if Apple Watches work with librelink or if they can be fitted with other apps for glucose reading with the freestyle sensor.

@Ruthbia I'm reading in a forum that the Gwatch Wear app is no longer compatible with the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7, I'm amazed

Does anyone have the Galaxy Watch 7 and can have the Freestyle data on it?

@nigiri said:

@RuthbiaI'm reading in a forum that the Gwatch Wear app is no longer compatible with the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7, I'm amazed

Does anyone have the Galaxy Watch 7 and can have the Freestyle data on it?

Link

@sugarl3ss I have tried but the Freestyle2 app does not send me the readings to LibrelinkUp

This looks like the 12 tests of Asterix...

@nigiri I didn't know.I have a G4, but I ask on the FB forum to see what they say.

I tried to do it with the GlucoDataHandler and there was no way, I tried again with the G-watch because it can be used although it does not have an update.

Can someone help me step by step to get the glucose level on the watch?

Is it necessary for Librelinkup to take the reading from the freestyle sensor to pass it to the app on both the mobile phone and the watch?

I am willing to take a trip if it were not too far to learn and be able to achieve it.

Thank you.

Thank you.

@nigiri said:

@sugarl3ssI have tried but the Freestyle2 app does not send me the readings to LibrelinkUp

This looks like the 12 tests of Asterix...

It's a pretty ugly app, but it measures well and allows many options.

@nigiri said:

@sugarl3ssI have tried but the Freestyle2 app does not send me the readings to LibrelinkUp

This looks like the 12 tests of Asterix...

It's a pretty ugly app, but it measures well and allows many options.

@Ruthbia that one does work, I'm going to try it but apparently it doesn't have alarms or they are very subtle.I'm returning the watch because that's just what I wanted it for.

@nigiri: "I'll return the watch because that's all I wanted it for."I'm in the same situation as you.The Kings gave me a Samsung Galaxy A54 5G last year and the same Kings gave me the Watch7 this year.I have no idea about this invention, but searching the internet I found this: Link

@Lone same mobile and same watch 😂

I correct, the app that @Ruthbia said does have alarms!Let's see if I can configure it correctly.

We will get it!!!

Well, Movistar just called me and told me that my S4 is now mine (it was free and I only had to stay for 2 years, I wasn't planning to change anything) and they give me a new one, an S7 or the S8... and since you have mentioned that the G-Watch is not suitable, I told him that I will think about it...

The Juggluco can be calibrated, set alarms, target insulin, etc.But it's pretty ugly.It has its own sphere and also allows you to use the Samsung ones by adding the Juggluco functions.

The models are:

Mobile A56 galaxy, and the 44mm watch7 watch, it has taken me quite a while to get it to work, but it is because I am not involved in technology things.

Greetings.

joelsa said:
@joelsa said:

JordiV said:
@JordiVsaid:

JordiV said:
JordiV said:
@JordiVsaid:

Taking advantage of this thread, here I ask the question;

Do you know of any application or system that can listen to the glucose level in the headset, while you are cycling, or walking/running?

I used to do it with the Diabox, but like now, it doesn't work, I don't know which one exists.

Hello.

Seeing that this post does not receive any response, in the end I decided to buy a Samsung watch and mobile phone, and keep the glucose data on the screens.

Everything has been working together for a week now, and really well.I have the data correctly and I am happy.

Jordi I'm glad, what models are they?Have you made it work easily?

I'm thinking about a self-gift for kings, heh heh

Thank you,

@nigiri I don't know if the app you are testing is Juggluco, but if it is, there is a post in which they say that it and Diabox interfere with the signal and cause Librelink to not work correctly.I don't know if that will be the case, I only have Librelink installed and I can't evaluate it.

@Lone was just coming to comment on that.The signal has been ruined, the sensor only works if I scan it.

I'll wait for Freestyle to release its own app and then I'll buy another watch.

Thank you very much to all of you!!